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Tile RELIEF EXPEDITION.

Mr.. Stanley, in reference to the eXpedi-
tion for the relief of Emin Bey, says that
the party have embarked on the steamer
Madura. The expedition consists of nine
European officers, sixty-one Soudanese,
thirteen Somalis, six hundred and twenty
natives of Zanzibar, three interpreters, and
Tippu Tib,' the Arab trader and forty OF
his followers. Couriers have gone over
land with letters to Uganda. while Others
have been sent to Stanley Falls to meet
the native chiefs.
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STANLEY telegrlphs from Zangibar how
Portugal is making herself obnoxious in
the bombarding OF Tungi, the seizure OF
one of the SultAn's steamers, and injuring
English and German trade thereby. Bis
llARyk aud the Queen may lay aside poll
t.cS Tor . moment OF two to spank Por-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-26

BERLIN, February est is expected
that the Septennate bill will pass the three
readings without debate. The Tossisehe
Zeitung (Radical calculates that the Gov
ernment will have majority of six The
idea is gaining ground that the enhanced
strength of the National Liberals will lead
TO q rupture Of the National Liberal and
Conservative coalition after the passage by
the Reichstag of the Septennate bill.
The Post advises the Government not to
overstrain its bow, but to confine itself,
as before, 10 absolutely necessary meas
ures, especially those relating to financial
affairs
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Can the President Appoint Them.

WASHINGTON, d. c., February 25.-A
question has arisen and was laid before the
President late this afternoon as TO his
power to appoint the Interstate Commerce
Commissioners after the adjournment of
the session. 1t is held that the power con-
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4 Maine IilIkfArd.

PENNINGTON, Me-, February "a
regular blizzard has prevailed here since
yesterday. a snow storm raged in the
forenoon, and about q inches fell before
night, and q gale followed. Immense
drifts blocks all roads aud passenger
trains are cancelled, something that has
not happened before tor over twenty years
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-26

LONDON, February 25.-The Govern
ment has issued whip requiring the daily
attendance of its supporters during the de-
bate on the procedure rules.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-26

Mrs. RoNALANA DRUsE, the muir
drreSS. who Is to be hanged at Herkimer,
y. Y. Monday, will wear at the eNecu-
ton a black dress trimmed with tlashy
color-d ribbons, which she particularly
desired to have made for the occasion.
Vanity. vanity, thy name &c., first, last,
rnl III line fine
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No Extra Session.

WASHINGTON, d. c., February %
Senator Sherman received personal note
to-day from the President stating that he
has conferred with a number of Senators
on the subject and has reached the con-
cluSion that there exists no necessity for a
special session of the Senate. EIe says he
will call none unless some unforeseen con-
tinprncipS arises.
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The Italian Cabinet middle.

ROME, February 25.-Signor Blsncheri
advises the King to summon the opposition
leader to form Cabinet.
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Spanish Republicans Urged to Return.

MADRID, February 25.-The Govern
ment is trying TO induce Republicans
abroad to return to Spain and accept am-
nesty, the object being to put a stop to the
revolutionary propaganda. The Military
party and Conservatives stoutly oppose the
Government course.
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Died of IIisInJurirs.

PIEDMONT, W. VA, February 25.-
James Weir, a son Of Joseph Weir, Of SHAW,
W. Va, who was injured some time ago
in Window mines, died to-day Of his in
iuries
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-26

Sophistries of Protection and Free Trade
NEW YORK, February 21.-At the Iwl-
light club dinner held last night at Mar
rjRcliis' in Bowling Green, seventy-hye
members aud guests discussing "SoPh-
istr,ys OF protection and free trade, Col.
Pat DonSn, Of Dakota, said that Protec-
ton karl away from the country all but
S2Du. .wu, UOO of $3.50, OOO, 600 of the COM
m-r,r ot Central and South America
Gilbert r Halves said we were lucky to
get ~ much or it, and Chas. G.. Shearman
sad be suggested to Henry George that II
D. were dictator he would abolish all the
customs houses in the United States IN one
month. Before Mr.. George expressed that
opinion At the Nineteenth Century club.
j. Macdonald Oxley, of the Marine depart
mrut Of Canada, said that after elgnt
years. experience Of protection the people
OF the Dominion believed that 1T was
either a falllcy OF limited benefit, and
after protecting themselves from outside
they needed protection from themselves 70
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NOTWITHSTANDING the stirring bluster
about manhood, coHcience, NO dictatiOn,
courage, &c. &c, &c, the party.whIp
brought the prodigals Sinking and cow
er.ns back. Rats
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-26

THE press, generally, eommends the ac-
ton OF Congress in sustaining the Presi-
dents veto.
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Robbed a Girl Of Her Hair.

READING, PA, February 25.-MiSs
Annie Hearing, an inmate OF the residence
0! Moses L. Graefi, one OF the wealthiest
Residents of this city, while walking
through an alley at the end of the yard
vas assaulted by au unknown man, who
paced his hand over her mouth to prevent
Der cries from being heard, and then cut
aSr a luyurilnt hair of close to the scalp.
, nls l. the third outrage of the kind that
His been perpetrated in ReadiRg within 3
ie" weeks. Mr. Graeff will offer reward
Aor the arrest y. the rObber.
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No RePrieye.

jH.A, y. Y, February Ex-Governor
Hills private secretary has notified Rev.
Nr. Powell, spiritual adviser of Mrs. Druse,
tae HerSImer murderess, that the eXecu-
tive will not interfere with the execution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-26

THF Pittsburg trunk mystery turns out
10 be the legitimate work OF some medical
SawbOneS.
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tbs President has signed the bill to in
demniiy the Chinese for losses sustained IN
the Wyoming riots
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Ir's hard to tell what is the matter with
DAWSON, without diagnosis,
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THE Junction mill is not running and
the AaaIgamated Association appears to
have the upperhand in the tight with the
X. oil.
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The number killed by the European
earthquake is less than Was supposed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-26

The Northeast has q blizzard to dispose
OF cheap. Snow twenty feet deep is report
ed in Vermont
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-26

The Legislatures have been acting pref
" badly this year but only one thus far
has permanently diSgraced itself.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-26

MR. WHITAEER is the only one Of the
moral courage Republicans with back
bone enough to serve rs a tooth pick.
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We ARE sorry Gen. PRICE cannot keeI
on voting for Mr.. NEWMAN.
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Twelve sailors Drowned.

VICTORIA, Il. -, February 25.-News
has been brought here by Indians that an
unknown bark has been wrecked on the
west coast of Vancouver Island, and that
twelve out of crew Of twenty were
drowned The rescued are with the In
dians. A steamer has been sent 10 their
relief. A lighthouse keeper reports having
found wreckage and lumber branded "P.
L."
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Around the earth, in every land,
hy every stream that I'm aware Oi,
III every town, they understand
How teeth may best be taken care OF.
ffom jersey fats TO Birmah's mount
They sing the praise of SOZODONE.
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TmE President sees no necessity for an
extra session of the Senate.
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HORsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
Beware of Imlntion.

limitations and counterieits have again
appeared. lie sure that the word "IlORs-
FoRD's" is on the wrapper None are
genuine without it,
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COMMODORE TRUXToS died suddenly
Yesterday.
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NEWS AND COMMENT,
THE WEATHER.

For Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia
I,rsl raiuS eaSterly winds shifting To northerly,
IiEber followed by lower temperature
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A HARD BLOW.

The opinion prevails tonight among
Democrats here that the Democratic party
has received blow which, not fatal, may
cripple Us for years. In this CON
neetion | understand that the coal oper,
ators of this section express great regret al
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-26

PHYSICIANS prescribe DIR. J. NJ. Nc
Leans T'r Wine Lung Balm; in il they
find no trace of opium or morphis, while
its efficacy in curing all throat or lung
diseases Is wonderful.
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writes that he cannot be expected to un-
derstand the legal changes suggested, but
he declares emphatically that there would
be no legal combination if there were no
unfair rents.
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IT is still y farce in Jersey,
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VIII d h hey
cash FTN ;y ali y Forms h TM mrsr
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THAT settles it.
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npOn what had been overheard Ofa conver-
sation between Col. Jacob Kemple and an
other gentleman, in which Col. Jacob had
discOursed upon the relative value of diff
ferent statesmen of this Legislature, and
all OF which was an extravagant joke,
pure and simple and characteristic of Col.
Kemple. 1t was said by the Col. that
members were 40 high, and that he WAS
opposed TO paying over fifteen hundred
dollars for such men as Minear. Upon
this the resolution was offered, and SEN
sation promised. 1t was also done to
scare any other Republicans who might be
weakening.
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Spirit CapeM The Sdctg K Tables Will Float MAh! The Spirit Hand VIII Every M

Twenty thirty will people
Flower win be received for the sdi and Of
n a
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GGafiBHed on Fourth Page ]
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Signed. JACOB kEMPLE.'
During the discussion Of the Minear
bribery business the lobby of the Senate
was filled to Overhowing, and much
interest was manifested The general
sentiment on the floor and among
Senators was to the effect that the resolu-
ton was for inumidating purposes.
EXTENDED SESSION.
II. J. K. 81 to extend the present
session until the 9Th day of March was
offered by Mr.. HaganS, and a motion by
him 10 take it up and consider 1t was de
feated.
In support of the motion he made an
earnest appeal to the members ofthe House
and said that he wanted 10 go on record Is
opposed to an adjournment at the present
time. He said that it WAS reported that
an extra session would be called should
the Legislature adjourn nov, and thai
while an extra session would incur an ex'
penSe of almost $4,000 to the State, an
extension of the present session would only
cost the State about $1,000. No argu'
ment was offered nv the opponents OF the
motion, but il was lost by vote OF u Il
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Admission.

sTReseryed Seats on sale st Bs
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LET KSSANE ALONE.
TaImAge Emphatieally DenOnnces the
Men Who Are Tracking Him.

TaImage EmphatieaIly DenOnnCes the
Men Who Are Tracking Him.
NEW YORK, April 9.-Rev. DIR. Tai
mage talked of the Kissane case to people
who went to hear his usual Friday evening
lecture last night. He said:
''To what complete deyilishness of pur-
suit human nature may consent has this
week and last week been illustrated.
Thirty-three years ago man then called
KisSane, but now called Rogers, committed
great crimes. For thirty-three- years he
has been honest and good citizen. After
he established himself in righteousness and
has around him q noble wife and worthy
sons and daughters, detectives go to work
and expose the sins which had for three
decades been buried. For no other pur-
poses except those of revenge and black
mail, his old and cast-off life is exhumed.
The hounds are baying at him from all the
cities. Common fairness would say that
after thirty-three years of right-dOing all
previous wrong-dOing ought to be for
given.
eff all the respectable Christian people
of America were now arralgned anu
punished for the wrong things they did
thirty-three years ago, there is hardly
social circle OF a church membership that
would not be rent asunder with tragedy.
Many whose early life was debauched and
abOminatiOn have afterwards gone to the
front in usefulness. say thirty-three
years of honesty and righteousness ought
in any lair-minded community to give q
man release from all review of real lniqul-
ties. But no. says human deyelishness,
down with Kissane forever and kill his
wife and blast his children, and let the
thirty-three years of integrity be over
wbelmed by what went before
Jean Vatican, of Victor HugO's immor-
tai rOmOnce, was by many supposed to be
an impossihility. Jean Vatican, having
broken the window glass of q bakery IN
order TO get bread for seven starving chill
drLn, afterwards rises to all heights Of re-
spectabillty and honor, and for many
years demonstrates nobility OF charac-
ter But after nearly lifetime has passed
that early wrong gets on his track and
chases him to ruin. Behold the Jean Val
Jean of romance translated into real life in
this last quarter OF a century, supposed to
he Christian, and see in what heights and
depths and infnities of spite and hate and
bitterness and malice and revenge and
diabOlism the human heart can range and
revel Surely, it required the massacre of
Calvary to depict the enormity of the hu-
man heart when once let loose"
A dispatch from San Francisco to-day
says that Kissane is anxious and worried
over recent developments, and it is as
serted that the exposure and the fear OF
consequences have so worked upOn his
mind that he is now seriously contem-
plating suicide, and that he would have
taken his life before this had it not been
for his family
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SATURE,s HIGHWAY.
Dolngs of boats ssd Bostsssa slsse tk<
Ohio.

Doing. Of Boats and Boss,s.n sIsss sss
Business On the landing has been pretty
lively the past lev days.
The Raymond HorDef and John A. Wood
passed Evansville with empties.
The marks at the landing last evening
indicated @ feet inches and standing.
Point Pleasant--The Iron Ciin len for
Cincinnati with 14l,O00 bushels OF coal
All the small towboats are busy running
coal from the mines 10 this port
Memphis-The Harry Brown landed .
tow Of coal for Brown X Jones and re-
turned TO the Ohio with emptiss. The s.
l.. Wood completed repairs and Len fes
home with empties.
Charleston Kanawha falling, The e.
Ia Layman and ID. T. Laine len with 49,
600 bushels Of coal. The Annie l., Ids
Budd, John X, VIM. Ernst. Crown Hill,
with 218, ,000 bushels, left for the mouth.
Parkersburg - During the month Of
March there we're shipped out Of tbs Lit
tie KsnAwha river 6i6 RATS Of losp, valued
at $ls4, 500; 900 stasea, valued at
g, 100; 800, 900 feet of manufactured lcm-
Der, valued at 81, $50; 81, 900 railroad cross
ties. valued at 81, 100; total. szeO, ,2i0.
The sat points above showed: Pitts.
targh, seet and staDdirg; OIL saty, ]
font 8 inrss AID st stand; Parker.
feet inches aad Af stsssd; Rins's
Landing. feet . inches and faiiisg;
Morgsnt0wn, 3 feet inches ssd st
stand; Brownsville, feet @ inchss and -
| . stand; Lock No. 4, Z feet 2 inehes and
falling; Gsssushero, 8 81 - = > stand-
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THE HAYTIEN FUSS
1T is TO BIZ SETTLED AMICABLY.
Little Foundation for the Rumor Of Probable
Massacre.
AN INTERESTING mixed SITUATION.
D. S. War Ships Are Wanted and None Are
To Be Had.

New YORK, April 0.-The following
information has Just been received from
Santiago.de Cuba:
News has been received from Hayti to
the effect that an amicable settlement OF
the British claims may be expected.
The Haytien Assembly has had two
special sittings, one public and one secret,
to consider the demand made by Mr.. Hill
the British special agent now in Hayti.
He wishes TO have the principle admitted.
President Solomon declined taking ac-
tion until he obtained an expression uf
opinion from the Assembly. To admit
the principle is 10 acknowledge the Eng,
lish claim of $l,OOO,O 900. The Island of
Tortugas was offered to the British Gov
ernment in settlement of this claim three
years ago.
The French frigate La Minerve, Admiral
Nigne, arrived here day before yesterday
for orders. She was ordered to proceed to
Hayt. 1t has been intimated that the
orders said trouble was imminent. The
vessel proceeded to Port-au-P Prince.
An interesting complication may be
remembered in connection with the BLACK
Republic" as Sir Spencer st. John, the
late British Minister to Hayti, terms it in
his new book. The Government at Hayti
has recently borrowed $1,000, 600 francs,
or s., OOO, 900, in Paris. If England wants
Haytien island French creditors will
probably have something to say.
The highly alarming rumors that have
reached this city Santiago de Cuba from
Hayti, seem to be baseless, as the United
States steamer Yantic left there three days
ago for this port, and the Haytien man-of.
war Dessalines, Captain Cooper Ia son OF
Admiral Cooper, OF the U. s. Navy, i;
also here. Captain Cooper stated positive
ly that the rumors of a revolutionary move,
ment there and another massacre of mulat'
toes were absolutely grOundless; that per-
feet peace and quiet reigned in Port-au-
Prince, and that he Captain Cooper had
left his family there.
Her Majesty's ship Canada, with the
British Commission on board, is still al
Port-au-P Prince. Mr.. Hill Is expected hert
within fortnight. The general opinion
is that the matter will be amicably set
tied.
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POLICE PICKUPs.
Another Lively Night Around Head.

Quarters.
There was lively fight in the vicinity
OF the Centre market, yesterday evening,
between Frank Glue and Jerry Hillery.
Officers Killeen and Druschell made the
arrests.
Thomas Thomas was drunk and disor-
derly on the South Side, yesterday even
ing Officer Stevens took him in.
Officer Haslop arrested Jesse Musser last
evening, for blockading the sidewalk on
North Main street
John Harbick raised row at his home
on Nineteenth street, last evening. Officer
Carney put him in the cooler.
Mrs. Toniui complained al headquarters
last night that boys at the head Of Twelfth
street annoyed her. An officer Was iirect-
ed to look after the matter.
officer Killeen last night arrested Charles
johnson and George Laury for lighting at
Twenty seventh and Market streets.
Coon West and Bill Taylor got into q
discussion on the South Side Friday night,
which resulted in the two going out into
the alley to have il out" A regular
slugging match ensued, and West was
badly done up.
Several scrapping matches occurred last
night in Main street saloons.
George Seahand, was drunk, and was
rescued by officer Junkins from the grasp
of gang who were fixing TO go through
him for his money.
Officer Watson run in couple Of drunks
about ten o'clock last night.
Frank Glue, who was put in early in
the evening and released, promptly got
into smother fight, at Market and Twenty
sixth streets, and was locked up second
time by Officer Kiileen.
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Insurance "Reminiscences.

The German Fire Insurance Company IL
nearing its twentieth anniversary, said an
insurance man yesterday. The company
was organized May 10, 1867, and began
business July 5, 1867. The first policy II
issued was 10 Charles Otte. The original
incorpOratos we're c. Hess, Aug. Weidc.
bush, John Roerner, Anton Reymann, r.
Hanke, Wm. Kleivis, Theodore Molter and
II. Renner. John OesterliDg was its first
President, Aug. Weidebush Vice President,
Anton Reymann Treasurer, and J. Seybold
Secretary Mr. Oesterling acted as President
until his death, November 10. 1883. He
was succeeded by Mr.. Stiiel, who is still at
the head OF the company. Mr.. Seybold
was Secretary until July 81, 1871, when j
/. Stroehline succeeded him. r. Reister held
the Office until December -, 1894, and
then w. y. Foose was elected.
The stockholders met yesterday for the
purpose OF extending the charter, there
being TAB shares Of the 1000 represented.
The meeting was organized by the election
of Mr.. J. l.. Stroshline, Chairman, and Mr.
F. Reister, Secretary. Mr. l. r. Stiiel
moved 30 extend the charter 6fty years
which was almost unanimously carried.
Other business was transacted.
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Ecclesiastical BIIl -- Fiscal Proposals. -
Easter - French In Aisace-l.orraine -
Strasburg Election.
(OoDyrghtc,iJ by ne Stw rort As.ncinod Press 1871
BERLIN, April 9.-The Ecclesiastical
bill has been fixed rs the order of the day
in the Unterhause for the Goth inst. At
the recent short conference the National
Liberal leaders were disposed 10 assent 10
the bill, after stating in the course Of the
debate that their acceptance would he con-
diiional on no further concessions being
made.
The fscal proposals in course of preps-
ration for the rsichstag are now known 90
include new c0nsumrrs tax ON brandy
and sugar, a bill abolishing the tax on raw
material, and substituting tar on sugar
for consumption; also reformed boun-e
tax.
Count Herbert Bismarck is mentioned
as special envoy charged with compile
ton OF the Austro- o-German-ltalian ALI.
ance.
The Faster festival " Ia full swing
Thursday was celebrated with the usual
customs ON Gruner Donnorstag (Maundy
Thursday. At the services in the churches
the sacrament was administered. Only
limited business was done, and there was
the usual enormous dinner consumption Of
green vegetables.
"A decree issued at Strasburg to-day APP
plies 10 all French men the order Of De
oember, 1885, according 10 which any one
connected with the French army desiring
10 soiournin Alsace- Lorraine must previous
ly obtain permission from the German au-
thorities.
The French press continues 20 give m
authentic accounts OF reyeritics upon
sympathizers. Prince Iiohenlohe, Cover
nor Of Alsace- Lorraine, has In
structed officials 10 conciliate peo-
pie, and never 10 interfere unless
there should occur an open breach of the
law. French papers announce the wanton
arrest OF q number Of youths nj Zabofp.
The facts are that large number Of French
Alsatians gathered Ia front Of the Msiraie,
tore the German flag 10 shreds and broke
the flagstaff. Five Of the oGendsrs we're
arrested and will be tried.